The End of the Track

Year: 1970

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: Chinese

Director: Mou Tun-Fei

Drama

Tong and Yong‑sheng are close friends whose bond seems unbreakable, but when Yong‑sheng is killed in an accident, Tong spirals into deep despair and self‑destruction. The film, featuring explicit homosexual themes, was banned at the time, and critics noted parallels with Chen Ying‑zhen’s short story “The Noodle Stall.”

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